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Team Raleigh - Oakley | 2013 | Team Presentation
sutty68
Sparling had a Brilliant time in Canada and did the Team proud Smile
 
lennybernstein
@the_hoyle I guess it's not that he can't climb or TT at all, but he is decidedly average. Still, yes, I was pretty impressed he managed to lost only 1'30"!

@sutty68 Yes, two stage victories and a top 10 was more than we could have asked for

Fleche Ardennaise
20.06


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The hilly Belgian terrain around Liege provided the setting for this one-day race that's been going since 1966.

Startlist


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A relatively small field arrived at the start line, with a number teams looking under strength. The bookies picked Reihs, Downing, Pedersen, Van Staeyen and Obst as their favourites.

Raleigh team


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After a successful time in Canada, the team were in good shape and looking for further glory. Oliphant would be our key man for the day, but Holohan and Sparling were also given free roles.

Race report


A break of four made it clear early on, enjoying some unusually fine weather in Belgium.

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The early break had a number of bovine spectators

With around 30km to go, Holohan followed a move by Degand (ACC) and Van Asbroeck (TSV) up the penultimate col.

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Holohan marks the late breakaway duo

The trio soon bridged to the lead group, the seven riders holding a lead of just over a minute with 20km remaining. Over the final hill, Atkins (BLS) and Holohan managed to drop the other escapees. The pair still had a minute's lead over the bunch with 15k to go.

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Holohan and Atkins were too strong for the rest of the escape group

Unfortunately for the pair, the bunch closed them down with 5km to go. As the bunch sped towards the finish, Sparling decided to try to foil the sprinters by attacking up the final rise with just 2km to go.

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Sparling tries to get a march on the sprinters

As they crested the rise and rode under the red kite, however, Sparling was passed by Obst and Pedersen.

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Obst and Pedersen overtake Sparling in the final kilometre

Pedersen came through to take the win from Obst and Zabel. Sparling held on for 4th, while a fast finishing Holloway claimed 6th. Another good day for Raleigh.

1Martin PedersenChristina Watches - Onfone5h01'41
2René ObstTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
3Rick ZabelRabobank Continental Teams.t.
4Jamie SparlingTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
5Michael Van StaeyenTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
6Daniel HollowayTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
7Morten HøbergTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
8Dean DowningRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
9Baptiste PlanckaertLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
10Rens Te StroetCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.


Spoiler
11Wim De VochtAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
12Pieter GhyllebertAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
13Sven ForbergerTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
14Sven JodtsTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
15Marco FrapportiTeam Ideas.t.
16Evert VerbistAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
17Joeri StallaertLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
18Thomas DegandAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
19Tom Van AsbroeckTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
20Evan OliphantTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
21Michael RasmussenChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
22Jempy DruckerAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
23Dominique CornuTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
24René JørgensenChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
25Bert De WaeleLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
26Benjamin VerraesJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
27Dirk MüllerNutrixxion Abuss.t.
28Sergej FuchsTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
29Daniel LloydTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
30Rasmus GuldhammerChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
31Jarl SalomeinTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
32Dylan TeunsJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
33Jakub DanačíkWhirlpool - Authors.t.
34Sven VanthourenhoutLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
35Robert RetschkeTeam Eddy Merckx - Indelands.t.
36Michael SchweizerNutrixxion Abuss.t.
37Arthur Van OverbergheTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
38Brennan TownshendTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
39Sérgio RibeiroEfapel - Glassdrives.t.
40Michael StevensonTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
41Gilles DevillersLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
42Jerôme GilbertAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
43Sergey ChernetskiyItera - Katushas.t.
44Liam HolohanTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
45Jonathan BreyneLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
46Luca BarlaTeam Ideas.t.
47Matthew HolmesTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
48Lawson CraddockBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
49Bert Van LerbergheJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
50Dmitry KosyakovItera - Katushas.t.
51Geert Van der WeijstCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
52Christoph SchweizerNutrixxion Abuss.t.
53Joshua AtkinsBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
54Eugenio AlafaciLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
55Charles AvisBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
56Martijn TusveldRabobank Continental Teams.t.
57Simon HoltTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
58Bram NoltenCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
59Jiri HudecekWhirlpool - Authors.t.
60Kevin Van MelsenAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
61Alexander RybakovItera - Katushas.t.
62Edgar PintoLA - Antartes.t.
63Kevin De JongheTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
64Thomas MurrayTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
65Jeroen JanssenTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 2'25
66Wesley KrederRabobank Continental Teams.t.
67Joeri BuekenLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
68Matti HelminenLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
69Igor FrolovItera - Katushas.t.
70Léo MenvilleTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
71Stefan SchäferTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
72Matej JurcoWhirlpool - Authors.t.
73Nick Van der LijkeRabobank Continental Teams.t.
74René HooghiemsterTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
75Michael ReihsChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
76Sergei PomoshnikovItera - Katushas.t.
77Steven LampierTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
78Steven Van VoorenTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
79Christopher JenningsRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
80Daniel FoderChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
81Frantisek PadourWhirlpool - Authors.t.
82Kristian HouseRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
83Volodymyr KogutAmore & Vitas.t.
84Simon RichardsonTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
85Jenning HuizengaRabobank Continental Teams.t.
86Wouter HaanCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
87Tom VermeerNutrixxion Abuss.t.
88Jimmi SørensenChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
89Frederik WilmannChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
90Andrey SolomennikovItera - Katushas.t.
91Alexander FoliforovItera - Katushas.t.
92Niels WytinckAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
93Danny Van PoppelRabobank Continental Teams.t.
94Brian MegensRabobank Continental Teams.t.
95Joop De GansTeam Eddy Merckx - Indelands.t.
96Alex KirschLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
97Joseph DombrowskiBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
98Emiel WastynJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
99Kevin Van HoovelsJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
100Marc ReynèsNutrixxion Abuss.t.
101Simone BoifavaTeam Ideas.t.
102Alexander NordhoffTeam Eddy Merckx - Indelands.t.
103Moreno HoflandRabobank Continental Teams.t.
104Michael CumingRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
105Magnus CortTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
106Sjors RoosenCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
107Nuno RibeiroEfapel - Glassdrives.t.
108René HeinzeTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
109Holger BurkhardtNutrixxion Abuss.t.
110Timothy DupontJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
111David BlancoEfapel - Glassdrives.t.
112Matthias BertlingTeam Eddy Merckx - Indelands.t.
113Kaspar LarsenTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
114Dan CravenTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
115Felix EnglishRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
116James VanlandschootAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
117Jesús EzquerraLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
118Daniel FreitasEfapel - Glassdrives.t.
119David DvorskyWhirlpool - Authors.t.
120Fabio SilvestreLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
121Rui SousaEfapel - Glassdrives.t.
122Stefan PoutsmaCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
123Lars AnderssonTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
124Stefan GanserTeam Eddy Merckx - Indeland+ 4'02
125Oliver RossiRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
126Vergílio SantosLA - Antartes.t.
127Vyacheslav KuznetsovItera - Katusha+ 4'54
128Giuseppe De MariaTeam Ideas.t.
129Peter SchultingCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
130Jasper De BuystBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
131Antonio Filipe Oliveira AmorimEfapel - Glassdrives.t.
132Daniel WestmattelmannTeam Eddy Merckx - Indelands.t.
133Oliver HofstetterLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
134Jonas SchmeiserTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
135Steven CaethovenAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda's+ 6'40
136Casper Von FolsachTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
137Peter ErdinAtlas Personal - Jakroos.t.
138Jake HalesTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
139Pieter Van HerckJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
140Josef HosekWhirlpool - Authors.t.
141Arnaud Van den AbeeleJong Vlaanderen Cycling Team+ 10'27

 
Ian Butler
2 fast men in the top 10 Smile
 
lennybernstein
@Ian Butler - yes, very pleased with that result!

British Road Race Championships
27.06


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The key race for our team over the national championships period was the British Road Race Championship. The race was held over the same course that the Beaumont Trophy, which the team will be racing at the beginning of July.

Startlist


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There was a modest field of 62 riders at the start line. Sky fielded a formidable team, with Cavendish, Wiggins, Froome and Thomas all on the start line, while Endura also looked strong, particularly with Tiernan-Locke on their team. Cummings, Millar and Blythe were also potential challengers.

Raleigh team


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Raleigh sent five riders to the race. Up against the likes of Sky and Endura we didn't have high expectations, but Oliphant and Holohan were in good form and look to make their own opportunities.

Race report


Holohan made it into the break, accompanined by Lampier (IG - Sigma) and Magnier (Node 4 - Giordana).

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Holohan, Lampier and Magnier in the early break

Unsurprisingly, Sky moved to the front to control things at the front of the peloton.

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Sky looked to keep the break under control

However, with no other team seemingly willing to help out with the work, Sky decided to sit up. This allowed the break's lead to extend to a very dangerous 7 minutes with 45km to go. This forced Endura to set the pace instead.

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Endura take over the pace-setting

They failed to make much of an impression on the gap however, and the break still had nearly five minutes at 30km to go. The pack seemed resigned to letting the break go - perhaps Wiggins, Cavendish and co had their minds on the upcoming Tour de France?

With the gap ballooning (9 mins @18km), the attention focused to the leading three. An upset seemed a certainty, but who would take the win? Lampier was the first to make a move, attacking with 18km to go.

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Lampier plays his cards early

Lampier opened up a handy 30 second lead. With Magnier refusing to work, Holohan set off in pursuit on his own.

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Holohan leaves Magnier to chase Lampier

With 7km to go the gap was still 27 seconds, Lampier tantasingly in sight up ahead.

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Holohan tries to close the gap

The gap slowly closed and up the final rise with 3km remaining, Holohan was just seconds behind. Could he bridge the gap?

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Holohan closes on Lampier

With 2km left, Holohan finally latched onto Lampier's wheel. But would he have any energy left?

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Holohan makes the catch

With the finish in sight, Holohan stuck like a limpet to Lampier's wheel, trying to save every ounce of energy before the sprint opened up.

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Lampier and Holohan with the finishing line ahead

Lampier opened up the spring with around a kilometre to go. Holohan followed him closely, but did he have enough to come round him?

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It was a close sprint for the line

Holohan managed to move up alongside Lampier and as they crossed the line there was hardly anything in it...

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Lampier celebrates, Holohan distraught

...but Lampier just managed to keep his wheel in front to take a highly unexpected win. Holohan was heartbroken.

The race was still on for the minor placings behind, however, and Oliphant was narrowly beaten by Froome in the race for 4th, to take 5th.

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Froome beat Olpihant to take 4th

1Steven LampierTeam IG - Sigma Sport4h55'30
2Liam HolohanTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
3Andrew MagnierNode 4 - Giordana Racing Team+ 1'33
4Chris FroomeSky Procycling+ 13'19
5Evan OliphantTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
6Geraint ThomasSky Procycling+ 16'37
7Ian WilkinsonEndura Racings.t.
8Mark CavendishSky Procyclings.t.
9Chris OpieUK Youth Cycling s.t.
10Dean DowningRapha Condor - Sharps.t.


Spoiler
11Mark ChristianAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
12Adam BlytheBMC Racing Teams.t.
13Andrew FennOmega Pharma - Quick·Step Cycling Teams.t.
14Jonathan BellisAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
15Alex DowsettSky Procyclings.t.
16Erick RowsellEndura Racings.t.
17Russell DowningEndura Racings.t.
18Thomas MurrayTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
19Ben SwiftSky Procyclings.t.
20Tom LastTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
21James McCallumRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
22Bradley WigginsSky Procyclings.t.
23Ian BibbyEndura Racings.t.
24Simon GaywoodTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
25Jonathan MouldAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
26Jonathon McEvoyEndura Racings.t.
27Daniel LloydTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
28Peter WilliamsNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
29Luke RoweSky Procyclings.t.
30Ian StannardSky Procyclings.t.
31Kristian HouseRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
32David MillarGarmin - Sharps.t.
33Ed ClancyRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
34Timothy KennaughRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
35Simon RichardsonTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
36Andrew TennantRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
37Yanto BarkerUK Youth Cycling s.t.
38Richard TanguyUK Youth Cycling s.t.
39Greg MansellUK Youth Cycling s.t.
40Michael CumingRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
41David ClarkeNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
42Matthew HigginsNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
43Robert PartridgeEndura Racings.t.
44Gruff LewisUK Youth Cycling s.t.
45Mark McNallyAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
46Stephen CummingsBMC Racing Teams.t.
47James SampsonNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
48Matthew HolmesTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
49Jonathan Tiernan-LockeEndura Racings.t.
50Brennan TownshendTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
51Luke Grivell-MellorRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
52James Lowsley-WilliamsUK Youth Cycling s.t.
53David McGowanUK Youth Cycling s.t.
54Simon HoltTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 17'49
55Matt CronshawNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
56James StewartUK Youth Cycling s.t.
57Scott ThwaitesEndura Racing+ 18'07
58Tomas Swift MetcalfeCarmim - Prio+ 19'03
59James MossNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
60Lee DavisNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
61Andrew GriffithsTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.

 
lennybernstein
National Championships Round-Up


CountryITTRoad
ColumbiaRigoberto UranRigoberto Uran
PortugalRui CostaManuel Cardoso
RussiaDenis MenchovAlexey Tsatevich
UkraineYaroslav PopovychDimitri Kirvtsov
DenmarkMads ChristensenMatti Breschel
Czech RepublicFrantisek RabonFrantisek Rabon
PolandMaciej BodnarTomasz Smolen
SwitzerlandFabian CancellaraGregory Rast
BritainBradley WigginsSteven Lampier
NorwayEdvald Boasson HagenThor Hushovd
CanadaSvein TuftDavid Veilleux
SpainLuis Leon SanchezOscar Freire
ItalyVincenzo NibaliMichele Scarponi
FranceJean-Christophe PeraudNacer Bouhanni
BelgiumMaxime MonfortFrederik Veuchelen
NetherlandsRobert GesinkJohnny Hoogerland
USATaylor PhinneyTyler Farrar
GermanyTony MartinFabian Wegmann


In the other national championship races, the most notable result for Raleigh was a 3rd place for Sparling in the Canadian road race championship.
 
Ian Butler
So close to the win there!
 
lennybernstein
@Ian Butler: yes, it was SO heartbreaking not to get the win. But then second place is still very satisfying given the competition.

IWT Oetingen
27.06


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This Belgian one-day cobbled race took place on the same day as a number of national championship road races.

Startlist


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With cobbles the focus today, the favourites included riders like UCI Contentinal leader Eeckhout, Commeyne, Hoste, Amorison and Franzoi.

Raleigh team


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With other riders busy battling out for national glory, Raleigh sent a weakened team to the race. Janssen looked to be our best bet.

Race report


Our riders had a race to forget. All six were dropped on the cobbles and never made it back into contention. The race came down to a sprint between a lead group of 27 riders.

Leif Hoste took the spoils, with Commeyne in 2nd and Eeckhout 3rd. Raleigh's best-placed finisher was Janssen in 36th.

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Hoste wins ahead of Commeyne and Eeckhout

1Leif HosteAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda's4h24'51
2Davy CommeyneLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
3Nico EeckhoutAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
4Frédéric AmorisonLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
5Staf ScheirlinckxAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
6Enrico FranzoïMiche - Guerciottis.t.
7Koen BarbéLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
8Baptiste PlanckaertLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
9Roy JansAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
10Kurt HovelynckLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.


Spoiler
11Pieter GhyllebertAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
12Wim De VochtAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
13Johan CoenenTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
14Stijn EnnekensAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
15Bob SchoonbroodtCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
16Bob JungelsLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
17Vytautas KaupasTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
18Pieter SerryTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
19Vincent BaestaensLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
20Kevin ThomeWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
21Sven JodtsTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
22Jurgen Van GoolenAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
23Joren SegersAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
24Kenneth VanbilsenAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
25Bert Van LerbergheJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
26Oscar RiesebeekRabobank Continental Teams.t.
27Ricardo Van der VeldeJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
28Evert VerbistAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda's+ 1'45
29Sierk-Jan De HaanCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
30Steven TronetAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
31Sjef De WildeAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
32Fabio PolazziWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricole+ 3'09
33Christian PatronWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
34Michael FriedmanTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
35Jonas LjungbladTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
36Jeroen JanssenTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
37Michael Van StaeyenTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercator+ 4'02
38Sebastian BalckTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
39Alexandre PliuschinLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
40Kamil ZielinskiCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
41Andreas StauffTeam Eddy Merckx - Indelands.t.
42Tomasz SmolenBank BGZs.t.
43Dylan TeunsJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
44Tobyn HortonTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
45Thomas DegandAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
46Giorgio BrambillaLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
47Grégory HabeauxAccent Jobs - Willems Veranda'ss.t.
48Dennis Van NiekerkMTN - Qhubekas.t.
49Gijs Van HoeckeTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
50Jimmi SørensenChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
51Niels WytinckAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
52René JørgensenChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
53Jacques Janse Van RensburgMTN - Qhubekas.t.
54Connor McConveyAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
55Daniel HollowayTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
56Ike GroenCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
57Flavien DassonvilleAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
58Jens VandenbogaerdeJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
59Dominique CornuTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
60Jelle WallaysTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
61Joop De GansTeam Eddy Merckx - Indelands.t.
62Steve SchetsJong Vlaanderen Cycling Team+ 5'51
63Morten ØllegaardTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
64Nikola AistrupTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
65Gianluca RandazzoMiche - Guerciottis.t.
66Joeri BuekenLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
67Maurits LammertinkCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
68Wesley KrederRabobank Continental Teams.t.
69Dylan Van BaarleRabobank Continental Teams.t.
70Matti HelminenLandbouwkrediet - Euphonys.t.
71Leopoldo RocchettiMiche - Guerciottis.t.
72Daniel FoderChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
73Bas StamsnijderCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
74Jeremy PowersJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
75Daan OlivierRabobank Continental Teams.t.
76Richard LangRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
77Quentin BertholetWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
78Enrico PeruffoMiche - Guerciottis.t.
79Rasmus GuldhammerChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
80Alessandro MalagutiMiche - Guerciottis.t.
81Olivier ChevalierWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
82Jenning HuizengaRabobank Continental Teams.t.
83Remco BroersTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
84Melvin BoskampRabobank Continental Teams.t.
85Christofer StevensonUK Youth Cycling s.t.
86Huub DuynCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
87Giuseppe Di SalvoMiche - Guerciottis.t.
88Fabien BacquetAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
89Oliver HofstetterLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
90Christopher JenningsRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
91René WeissingerTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
92Romain BaconAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
93Pieter JacobsTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
94Bartlomiej MatysiakCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
95Richard HandleyRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
96Blazej JaniaczykBank BGZs.t.
97Christian PoosTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
98Sjoerd KouwenhovenCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
99Alex KirschLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
100Meron RussomMTN - Qhubekas.t.
101Francesco Van CoppernolleJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
102Jasper BovenhuisRabobank Continental Teams.t.
103Sascha WeberTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
104Scott StewartJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
105Kenneth HansenChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
106Lucas PerssonTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
107Graham BriggsTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
108Rick ZabelRabobank Continental Teams.t.
109Brecht RuytersJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
110Remco Te BrakeCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
111Thomas SoladayTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
112Tom ZirbelTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
113Scott ZwizanskiTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
114Bram De KortCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
115Christopher ParrishTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
116Russell HamptonTeam Raleigh - GAC+ 7'35
117Fabio SilvestreLeopard - Trek Continental Team+ 8'11
118Bram NoltenCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
119Łukasz OwsianCCC Polsat - Polkowice+ 8'58
120Timothy DupontJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
121Christian RanneriesTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
122Ken HansonTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
123Chad HagaTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
124Jacobus VenterMTN - Qhubekas.t.
125Angelo FurlanChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
126Geert Van der WeijstCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
127Alexander NordhoffTeam Eddy Merckx - Indelands.t.
128Sander OostlanderCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
129Nikolay MihaylovCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
130Mateusz TaciakCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
131Magnus BäckstedtUK Youth Cycling s.t.
132Walt De WinterJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
133Cody O'ReillyTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
134Oliver RossiRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
135Kevin De JongheTopsport Vlaanderen - Mercators.t.
136Rick OttemaCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
137Michal PodlaskiBank BGZs.t.
138Johannes Christofel NelMTN - Qhubekas.t.
139Alexander KampChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
140Philip NielsenTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerland+ 10'44
141Claudio ImhofTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
142Calvin BenekeMTN - Qhubekas.t.
143Marek RutkiewiczCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
144Philippe LegrandWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
145Christophe PremontWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
146Ben GrendaRapha Condor - Sharp+ 11'29
147Benoit DrujonAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
148Pawel CieslikBank BGZs.t.
149Rafal RatajczykCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
150Adrien NiyonshutiMTN - Qhubekas.t.
151Sven Van LuijkCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
152Dimitri Le BoulchAuber 93 - BigMats.t.
153Sebastiaan PotCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
154Max LoschTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
155Andreas HoferTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
156Felix EnglishRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
157Matthias BertlingTeam Eddy Merckx - Indelands.t.
158Josef BenetsederTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
159Michael StevensonTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.
160Sean MazichJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
161Tom DerniesWallonie Bruxelles - Crédit Agricoles.t.
162Florian GauglTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
163Emerson OronteJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
164Konrad CzajkowskiBank BGZs.t.
165Niklas GustavssonUK Youth Cycling s.t.
166Songezo JimMTN - Qhubekas.t.
167Sjors RoosenCyclingteam Jo Pielss.t.
168Remo SchulerTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
169Daniel WestmattelmannTeam Eddy Merckx - Indelands.t.
170Bernard SulzbergerTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
171Kim-Simon NottebohmTeam Eddy Merckx - Indeland+ 14'06
172Sylwester JaniszewskiCCC Polsat - Polkowices.t.
173Alex MeenhorstTeam Differdange - Magic-Sportfood.des.t.
174Fredrik JohanssonUK Youth Cycling s.t.
175Dominik HrinkowTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
176Luis Davila LemusJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
177Pawel BrylowskiBank BGZ+ 17'09
178Tobias JennyTeam Vorarlbergs.t.
179Lars AnderssonTeam Concordia Forsikring – Himmerlands.t.

 
sutty68
Holohan so close to becoming the British Champion Frown
 
lennybernstein
@sutty68 I know I keep saying it, but missing out on the British championships was just heartbreaking!

June News


June was another a very good month for Raleigh. Perhaps the surprise package was Holohan, with a superb second place in the British Road Race Championships, heatbreakingly close to becoming national champion.

Undoubtedly the finest rider of the month was Canadian Jamie Sparling. He made the most of racing on home soil at the Tour de Beauce, taking two stage wins and finishing 7th overall. If that wasn't enough, he picked up a fine 4th in Fleche Ardennaise and 3rd in the Canadian Road Race Championships.

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Jamie Sparling: Raleigh's June rider of the month


Contract News


Raleigh have announced that Daniel Holloway has signed a one-year contract extension and so will ride with the team through to 2013. Tobyn Horton, however, rejected Raleigh's offer of an extension and is expected to move to another team next season.

Results


Skoda Tour of LuxembourgGerald Ciolek
TD Bank Philadelphia International ChampionshipGuillaume Blot
Tour de RijkeGianni Meersman
Memorial Philippe Van ConingslooJonathan McEvoy
Criterium du DauphineRobert Gesink
GP du Canton d'ArgovieFrancesco Chicchi
Delta Tour ZeelandSandy Casar
Tour de SuisseMichele Scarponi
ProRace BerlinJens Keukeleire
Tour de BeauceMarkus Fothen
Ster ZLM TourJulian Kern
Tour de SlovenieMartin Elmiger
Boucles de la MayenneAdrien Petit
Route du SudAlexandre Geniez
OberosterreichrundfahrtFlorian Gaugl
Fleche ArdennaiseMartin Pedersen
Halle - IngooigemTony Gallopin
IWT OetingenLeif Hoste
Czech Cycling TourGerminas Bagdonas
Tour de FranceIn progress
GP KranjKenny Dehaes


Continental - Individual


1Nico Eeckhout483
2Denis Flahaut402
3Elia Favilli391
4Angelo Furlan315
5Davy Commeyne279
…
37Graham Briggs148


After a month off, Briggs dropped down 8 places in the Continental rankings but remained Raleigh's best-placed rider.

Continental - Team


1Cofidis1149
2Christina Watches - Onfone904
3Team Europcar887
4Ladnbouwkrediet - Euphony853
5An Post - Sean Kelly843
…
15Raleigh - GAC574


The team remain in 15th place in the Conti rankings after another solid month.

CQ Rankings - Individual


1Tom Boonen2004
2Michele Scarponi1664
3Matthew Goss1448
4Mark Cavendish1275
5Rui Costa1009
…
378Jamie Sparling72


After his heroics in Canada, Jamie Sparling is our best placed rider in the CQ rankings.

CQ Rankings - Team


1Sky Procycling5271
2Omega Pharma - Quickstep5204
3BMC Racing Team5048
4Movistar Team3987
5Orica - GreenEdge3578
…
38Raleigh - GAC400


The team move up one place in the CQ rankings. A top 40 place will be enough to give them promotion to the Pro Continental level. Can they continue to hold their place?

Schedule


01.071.2Beaumont Trophy


Just one race this month, the Beaumont Trophy. The team will then take a well-earned rest before returning to racing in August to build form for their main target of the season: the Tour of Britain.

The team's management will no doubt be using the month to confirm arrangements with their new co-sponsor and trying to secure some talent to add to the squad in 2013.
 
lennybernstein
Beamount Trophy
01.07


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Raleigh's final race before a deserved summer break was the Beaumont Trophy. The hilly parcours is the same as that used for the recent British road race championship. The race was first run in 1952 and has been won some great British riders including Bradley Wiggins, Malcolm Elliot, Russell Downing, Chris Newton and Don Sanderson.

Startlist


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Raleigh's main rivals today were expected to be Tiernan-Locke, Downing, Kern and Von Hoff.

Raleigh team


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Oliphant was the nominated team leader and still holding some good form. Holohan was given a free role and still had unfinished business on this course after his disappointment at the British championships.

Race report


Holohan got straight into the break, joined by Goncalves (BOA) and De Winter (JVC).

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Holohan was once again in the break

However unlike the British championships, the peloton did not let the break gain much time and the escapees were caught with 25km to go. Holohan was not for giving up however, and put in a sharp counter-attack.

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Holohan on the counter-attack

The peloton caught him again but the effort had reduced the bunch to just 75 riders. Oliphant then attacked on the 10% slopes of the final circuit.

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Oliphant goes for glory

This caused a reaction amongst the favourites, with Tiernan-Locke, Downing and Teuns setting off in pursuit, marked by Sparling.

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Sparling marks Oliphants pursuers

With 7km to go, Oliphant was still out front. Tiernan-Locke was just 14 seconds behind with Downing and Sparling a further 14 seconds back.

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Tiernan-Locke was hot on Oliphant's heels

Into the final rise at 2.5km, Oliphant had gained another five seconds, now 19 seconds in front of Tiernan-Locke, while Downing had dropped a flagging Sparling behind.

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Could Oliphant maintain his lead over Tiernan-Locke?

Despite Tiernan-Locke's best efforts. Oliphant held on to take a superb solo win, Raleigh's 9th win of the season.

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Oliphant wins the Beaumont Trophy

In the race for third, the bunch swept up Downing and Sparling, with Kern taking the sprint. Holloway sealed a great day for Raleigh by sprinting to 5th.

1Evan OliphantTeam Raleigh - GAC4h58'17
2Jonathan Tiernan-LockeEndura Racing+ 30
3Julian KernLeopard - Trek Continental Team+ 43
4Roy JansAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
5Daniel HollowayTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
6Paul VossEndura Racings.t.
7Tommy NankervisCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
8Jose MendesLA - Antartes.t.
9Russell DowningEndura Racings.t.
10Jeremy VennellBissell Cyclings.t.


Spoiler
11Iker CamañoEndura Racings.t.
12Ricardo Van der VeldeJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
13Mats BoeveCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
14Chad BeyerCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
15Matt CronshawNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
16Dean DowningRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
17Thomas RabouCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
18Steele Von HoffChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
19Jamie SparlingTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
20Frank PippBissell Cyclings.t.
21Alejandro BorrajoJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
22Joseph DombrowskiBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
23Shawn MilneKenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Teams.t.
24Bert Van LerbergheJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
25Rasmus GuldhammerChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
26Jack AndersonEndura Racings.t.
27Dylan TeunsJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
28Christopher ParrishTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
29Robert PartridgeEndura Racings.t.
30Tom ZirbelTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
31Daniel LloydTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
32Erick RowsellEndura Racings.t.
33Reid MumfordTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
34Jeremy PowersJelly Belly Cycling+ 1'41
35Simon HoltTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
36Junya SanoTeam Nippos.t.
37Jonathan BellisAn Post - Sean Kelly+ 2'31
38René MandriEndura Racings.t.
39Simon GaywoodTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
40Nathan BrownBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
41Ken HansonTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
42Jesse AnthonyTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
43Jesper SchipperCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
44Jeroen JanssenTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
45Liam HolohanTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
46Brennan TownshendTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
47Giorgio BrambillaLeopard - Trek Continental Team+ 4'05
48Joshua AtkinsBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
49Alex KirschLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
50Alister RatcliffChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
51Walt De WinterJong Vlaanderen Cycling Team+ 4'34
52Kristian HouseRapha Condor - Sharp+ 6'01
53Alexandre PliuschinLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
54Jonathan MouldAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
55John MurphyKenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Teams.t.
56Robin CarpenterChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
57Colton BarrettTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
58Scott LawAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
59Mauro Abel RichezeTeam Nippos.t.
60Ronan McLaughlinAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
61Bas StamsnijderCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
62Brecht RuytersJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
63Eric YoungBissell Cyclings.t.
64Luke Grivell-MellorRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
65Timothy KennaughRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
66Greg MansellUK Youth Cycling s.t.
67Richard LangRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
68Nic HamiltonJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
69Ed ClancyRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
70James OramBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
71Max KorusKenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Teams.t.
72Pit SchlechterLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
73Bob SchoonbroodtCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
74Gruff LewisUK Youth Cycling s.t.
75Carter JonesBissell Cyclings.t.
76James SampsonNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
77Andres DiazTeam Exergys.t.
78Sam JohnsonTeam Exergys.t.
79Jesús EzquerraLeopard - Trek Continental Teams.t.
80Philip MooneyJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
81Isaac HoweKenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Teams.t.
82Michael CumingRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
83Roman KilunKenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Teams.t.
84Matt CookeTeam Exergy+ 8'15
85Robert BushChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
86Ryohei KomoriTeam Nippos.t.
87Matthew HolmesTeam Raleigh - GACs.t.
88José GonçalvesOndas.t.
89Andzs FlaksisChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
90Tomohiro HayakawaTeam Nippos.t.
91Enrique SalgueiroLA - Antartes.t.
92Michael OlheiserCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
93Niels WytinckAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
94Valter PereiraCarmim - Prio+ 9'59
95Mark CassidyAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
96Cody O'ReillyTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies+ 10'50
97Fortunato BalianiTeam Nippo+ 12'08
98Ariel Maximiliano RichezeTeam Nippos.t.
99James McCallumRapha Condor - Sharps.t.
100Sergio HernandezJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
101Stefan RadochlaTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
102Edgar PintoLA - Antartes.t.
103Bruno LimaOndas.t.
104Sebastian ForkeTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
105Kyle WamsleyJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
106Pieter GhyllebertAn Post - Sean Kellys.t.
107Samuel CaldeiraCarmim - Prios.t.
108Thomas MurrayTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
109Magnus BäckstedtUK Youth Cycling s.t.
110Tom LastTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
111David Gutiérrez GutiérrezOndas.t.
112Daniel MestreCarmim - Prios.t.
113Serghei TvetcovTeam Exergys.t.
114Ingmar De PoortereJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
115Hugo SabidoLA - Antartes.t.
116Sven ForbergerTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
117Ike GroenCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
118Martin LindChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
119Hélder OliveiraOndas.t.
120Márcio BarbosaLA - Antartes.t.
121Luis Alberto RomeroJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
122Phil GrenfellCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
123Kirk CarlsenTeam Exergys.t.
124James MossNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
125Hugo SanchoLA - Antartes.t.
126Chad HagaTeam Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategiess.t.
127Stefan SchumacherChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
128Nelson VitorinoCarmim - Prios.t.
129Charles AvisBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
130Jake HalesTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
131Kieran FrendNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
132Andy BakerBissell Cyclings.t.
133Tomas Swift MetcalfeCarmim - Prios.t.
134Scott StewartJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
135Joshua BerryChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
136Lachlan MortonChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
137Francesco Van CoppernolleJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
138Niels VandyckJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
139Nathaniel EnglishKenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Teams.t.
140João PereiraCarmim - Prios.t.
141Alexander KampChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
142Andrew DahlheimBissell Cyclings.t.
143Dion BeukeboomCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
144David ClarkeNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
145Christoph PfingstenCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
146Paul MachKenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Teams.t.
147Michael MidlarskyChipotle - First Solar Development Teams.t.
148Richard TanguyUK Youth Cycling s.t.
149Léo MenvilleTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
150Peter Van DijkJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
151Domingos GonçalvesOndas.t.
152Lawson CraddockBontrager - Livestrong Teams.t.
153Tyler WrenJamis - Sutter Homes.t.
154Jacob FiedlerTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
155Lee DavisNode 4 - Giordana Racing Teams.t.
156Andrew GriffithsTeam IG - Sigma Sports.t.
157Emerson OronteJelly Belly Cyclings.t.
158Remco Te BrakeCyclingteam De Rijkes.t.
159Kenneth HansenChristina Watches - Onfones.t.
160Faustino AlzateTeam Exergys.t.
161João CabreiraOndas.t.
162René HooghiemsterTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
163Chase PinkhamBissell Cyclings.t.
164James Lowsley-WilliamsUK Youth Cycling s.t.
165Emiel WastynJong Vlaanderen Cycling Teams.t.
166Nathan KingCompetitive Cyclist Racing Teams.t.
167René HeinzeTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
168Morgan SchmittTeam Exergys.t.
169Noe GianettiTeam Exergys.t.
170Jonas SchmeiserTeam NSP - Ghosts.t.
171Robert SweetingKenda - 5-Hour Energy Cycling Team+ 14'32
172Fredrik JohanssonUK Youth Cycling s.t.
173Julian KyerBissell Cycling+ 18'03

 
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francopell
Great win for Oliphant Banana
 
Miguel98
You sir deserve a Banana!
 
lennybernstein
@francopell and Miguel98: thanks guys Smile

Sponsorship announcement


With the first half of season over for Raleigh, the team have revealed that Oakley will become their co-sponsor for 2013.

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Oakley will become Raleigh's co-sponsor in 2013


With this deal, Raleigh hope they'll be able to expand further into the US market. Most importantly, however, it will provide a welcome boost to the team's funds in 2013.

The management team say they plan to use this increase in finances to improve the depth of the squad and to employ the team's first training staff.
Edited by lennybernstein on 03-11-2012 22:31
 
Ian Butler
Elephant did great! Grin
 
lennybernstein
@Ian Butler - thanks, I knew you'd be pleased Smile

Transfer announcement #1


The team has announced its first signings for the 2013 season.

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James Perez


James Perez has been the top US performer in the U23 races this season and so he fits perfectly with Oakley's vision for bringing in some of the most promising American talent to the team. He's primarily a sprinter and has a very handy turn of speed that the team hope he can develop over the coming seasons.

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Sam Bennett


Sam Bennett is another young sprinter with potential. He currently rides for An Post and is a rider we've had our eye on all season and has really impressed us. He's also handy on the cobbles and we hope he'll be able to compete with the likes Eeckhout and others in the coming seasons.

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Gavin Mannion


Gavin Mannion joins from the Bontrager-Livestrong team. He'll provide us one thing we've really been missing this season - a presence in the mountains. Another bright young thing, we hope he'll be able to develop into a top talent in future seasons.

The team hope to announce more signings in due course.

In other transfer news, both Tobyn Horton and Simon Holt have signed to race with Team UK Youth next season. We wish them all the best for 2013. They've been great squad members and we'll be sad to see them go.
Edited by lennybernstein on 06-11-2012 08:24
 
francopell
Promising first signings Wink
 
Ian Butler
Bennett and Mannion are good, solid signings!
Perez could be a strong sprinter, but I hope his hill-stat can increase somewhat over the years!
 
Miguel98
Really good signings.
 
lennybernstein
@francoppell & Miguel98: thanks guys!

@Ian Butler: I also hope Perez can develop somewhat. I probably signed him a little bit too hastily and didn't have the patience to scout him properly first. Only time will tell how he develops...
 
lennybernstein
July News


With the team only racing once this month, the rider of the month choice is a simple one: Evan Oliphant. He won the Beaumont Trophy in great style to take his first victory of the season.

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Oliphant was Raleigh's rider of the month in July


Results


Tour de FranceVincenzo Nibali
Beaumont TrophyEvan Oliphant
Tour de PologneJoaquim Rodriguez
Tour of Qinghai LakeKoen de Kort
GP Nobili Rubinetterie Coppa Papa' CarloKevin de Weert
GP Nobili Rubinetterie Coppa Citta di StresaMarco Marcato
Central European Tour MiskolcAlex Candelario
Tour de WallonieBen Swift
Central European Tour Budapest GPGediminas Bagdonas
Tour AlsaceLasse Bochman
Prueba Villafranca - Ordiziako KlasikaMichel Kreder
Coppa PlaciFabio Felline
Sparkassen GiroDennis Van Winden
La Poly NormandeMichel Kreder
Trofeo MatteottiFabio Felline
Circuito de GetxoIon Izaquirre


Continental Rankings - Individual


1Nico Eeckhout493
2Elia Favilli415
3Denis Flahaut402
4Gediminas Bagdonas334
5Koen de Kort324
…
47Graham Briggs148


With no racing this month, Briggs drops 10 places in the Continental rankings.

Continental Rankings - Team


1Cofidis1149
2An Post - Sean Kelly980
3Acqua & Sapone975
4Christina Watches - Onfone972
5Team Argos - Shimano970
…
14Raleigh - GAC624


The team actually move up one place thanks to their great performance at the Beaumont Trophy.

CQ Rankings - Individual


1Tom Boonen2127
2Vincenzo Nibali2103
3Matthew Goss1823
4Andre Greipel1725
5Michele Scarponi1677
…
417Jamie Sparling72


CQ Rankings - Team


1Sky Procycling6590
2Omega Pharma - Quickstep5870
3BMC Racing Team5491
4Radioshack - Nissan4358
5Movistar4276
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41Raleigh - GAC421


The team slip just outside the top 40 of the CQ rankings this month. They'll need to pick up a good haul of points over August and September if they are going to win promotion to the Pro Continental level.

August schedule


01.08 - 04.082.2Tour des Pyrenees
07.08 - 11.082.2Vuelta Ciclista a Leon
18.081.2GP Kralovehradeckeho Kraje
21.08 - 26.082.2Giro della Valle d'Aosta
30.081.2Ljubljana - Zagreb


This month will mostly be about building fitness back up ahead of the Tour of Britain September, although of course the team will also be mindful that they need to bag more CQ points if they are to challenge for promotion to Pro Continental level this year.
 
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